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  • imarangemaster
    Veteran Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 3211

    I am retired California LEO. I was also an FFL for 25 years. I had a 1990 AWB registered AR and AK. I eventually sold the weapons but kept the mags. I had Carbines, VZ58 builds, and all sorts of high cap and their mags that were not covered by the initial ban. I NEVER sold magazines off, as you never know... It proved right because in 2000 they closed the door. Fortunately I still had boxes and boxes of assorted pre-ban (M14, M1 carbine, Uzi, Mini 14, mini-30, Browning HP, AR, AK, VZ, Para Ord, and more) mags accumulated as a dealer and in the gunshow days. I moved from the state in 2007, eventually to Mississippi. I did check the statute, and with DOJ, and both say sincer I possessed those mags before the ban and lived in California before the ban with the mags, I may bring them back in. IT IS NOT IMPORTATION, BECAUSE THEY WERE HERE IN THE FIRST PLACE. I wanted to make sure, because in a year or two I am moving from Mississippi to our retirement home on the southern Oregon coast. With kids and grandkids living in So.Cal, I will be spending lots of time there. My Glock 19 and CZ82 I carry have preban high caps. My 19 I carried as a duty gun and the CZ (actually an 83 -same gun but .380, I later sold it and kept the mags and upgraded to the 9x18 82) I carried as an off duty. My OLL AR I opted to put a bullet button on and use 10 rounders. Its a retro SP1 clone, and it looked funny with a MMG. Muy Saiga AK and VZ58 I put Kydex paddle on from Solar tactical to make them featureles (they have fixed stocks with brakes on them). I have my preban high caps for those (old mil-surp metal ones). One time where planning head paid off!
    Last edited by imarangemaster; 03-09-2011, 6:12 PM.

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    • imarangemaster
      Veteran Member
      • Mar 2011
      • 3211

      I realize that I forgot to address an issue I had with a parts replacement on a magazine: I carried a Glock 19 as a duty weapon. At the range, one of my LE only mags was run over, deforming the body. I asked DOJ, and they said I could replace the defective part (body) as long as the floor pate, spring, and follower were original. I go a mag body from Brownels (a Scheerer, but it works), and was good to go. They had no problem shipping to california a mag body as a replacement part. I kept the squashed mag body, just in case...

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      • jamesonamac
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2010
        • 576

        Originally posted by imarangemaster
        I realize that I forgot to address an issue I had with a parts replacement on a magazine: I carried a Glock 19 as a duty weapon. At the range, one of my LE only mags was run over, deforming the body. I asked DOJ, and they said I could replace the defective part (body) as long as the floor pate, spring, and follower were original. I go a mag body from Brownels (a Scheerer, but it works), and was good to go. They had no problem shipping to california a mag body as a replacement part. I kept the squashed mag body, just in case...
        I wonder what orifice DOJ pulled those rules from. I know of nowhere that it says you can only replace the body. These people make stuff up as they go.
        Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both. -Benjamin Franklin
        Tolerance is the virtue of the man without convictions. -G. K. Chesterton

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        • imarangemaster
          Veteran Member
          • Mar 2011
          • 3211

          I'm sure you are right! All that matters is I FIXED my damaged mag!

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          • Notorious
            Veteran Member
            • Sep 2008
            • 4695

            Originally posted by jamesonamac
            I wonder what orifice DOJ pulled those rules from. I know of nowhere that it says you can only replace the body. These people make stuff up as they go.
            Yes they do. We called them on a question and five of us got five answers.
            I like guns

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            • Cokebottle
              Seņor Member
              CGN Contributor - Lifetime
              • Oct 2009
              • 32373

              Originally posted by jamesonamac
              I wonder what orifice DOJ pulled those rules from. I know of nowhere that it says you can only replace the body. These people make stuff up as they go.
              That was the point.
              Alison was a very well-known FUD-spreader.
              Gene posted and actively hosts the letter because it is the ONLY thing we have in writing from the DOJ that says that rebuilding magazines is legal and does not constitute "manufacture"

              And of course, in typical Alison style, the letter then falls into FUD with her offering cop outs, assigning responsibility to the 58 DAs, and implying that things are illegal, even to the point of implying that constructive possession applies to magazine parts... but she has no legal basis to say that they actually ARE illegal, so she doesn't.
              She sees Gene attempting to peek through a door, and she's jamming a chair under the doorknob.
              - Rich

              Originally posted by dantodd
              A just government will not be overthrown by force or violence because the people have no incentive to overthrow a just government. If a small minority of people attempt such an insurrection to grab power and enslave the people, the RKBA of the whole is our insurance against their success.

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              • Cokebottle
                Seņor Member
                CGN Contributor - Lifetime
                • Oct 2009
                • 32373

                BTW: Gene's got mail.
                More information will be revealed tonight.

                This entire thread is going to be a moot point very, very soon.
                - Rich

                Originally posted by dantodd
                A just government will not be overthrown by force or violence because the people have no incentive to overthrow a just government. If a small minority of people attempt such an insurrection to grab power and enslave the people, the RKBA of the whole is our insurance against their success.

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                • darkjedi351
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2007
                  • 940

                  klaw man seems like he's a doom and gloom spreader. "don't do it or else"!

                  FUD
                  http://m14hdw.proboards.com/index.cgi

                  http://www.sageebr.com/

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